Paper IVNamed Obstructionmath.CT

Rational-Dilation Yoneda Externalization

Abstract

We discharge the externalization component of Target 2 of the No-Phantom Language program by exhibiting, for any finite-rank reproducing-kernel-Hilbert-space (RKHS) detector on the Burnol/Blaschke defect object, a corresponding family of rational-dilation Yoneda representables in the presheaf category PSh(DQ)\mathsf{PSh}(\mathbf{D}_\mathbb{Q}). The key identification, available from Vol5's NoPhantomConcreteAtoms\texttt{NoPhantomConcreteAtoms} surface, is the definitional identity DQ-objectsNK\mathbf{D}_\mathbb{Q}\text{-objects} \equiv \mathcal{N}_K (Nyman kernels), which makes every rational-dilation generator already a Nyman representable.

We prove, in the Lean 4 formalization, the principal theorem burnol_blaschke_detector_externalization:RKHSDetectorExternalizationToRationalRepresentables  KB,S,R\texttt{burnol\_blaschke\_detector\_externalization}: \texttt{RKHSDetectorExternalizationToRationalRepresentables}\;K_B, S, R relative to a vol5-exposed introduction rule for the opaque predicate DefectDetectedByRationalDilationRepresentable\texttt{DefectDetectedByRationalDilationRepresentable}, and we characterize precisely the missing introduction rule in an obstruction module when the rule is not exposed. The mathematics is purely categorical/Hardy-theoretic: no Nyman density, no Beurling–Nyman criterion, no assumption of the Riemann hypothesis, and no use of any RH-equivalent.

Artifacts

Lean 4 Module
Vol6.RationalDilationExternalization
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Haskell Numeric Artifact
haskell/paper-04-rational-dilation-externalization/Main.hs
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Obstruction Module
Vol6.Obstruction.RationalDilationExternalizationObstruction
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Status & Obstructions

Named Obstruction Present
Named obstruction: RationalDilationExternalizationObstruction

The principal theorem is conditional on inhabiting the named obstruction type. The obstruction module precisely characterizes the missing Vol5 introduction rule. No new sorry, admit, axiom, or opaque is introduced in Vol6.